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Special Episode: The Power of the Divine Feminine & How to Live an Epic Life with Justin Breen
n this episode, Rosemary sits down with Justin Breen, visionary entrepreneur, former journalist, and author of the upcoming book Epic Journey, to explore what it truly means to live an epic life—beyond money, titles, and external success.
Justin shares his journey from two decades as a journalist to building companies and writing books that focus on purpose, intuition, and the rise of the divine feminine. He reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped his path, including a profound shift in how he views leadership, success, and the human constructs—like business and sales—that often keep people trapped in anxiety and ego.
Throughout the conversation, Justin introduces his four-part pattern for identifying visionaries, discusses the role of trauma as fuel rather than excuse, and explains how tools like human design and numerology helped him understand his own rare 11 life path. He also offers a candid look at the dynamics between masculine and feminine energy, the importance of embracing both, and why so many high-performing women leaders are overcompensating in ways that leave them disconnected from what truly matters.
This episode is a thoughtful and deeply human conversation about purpose, relationships, and the courage it takes to unlearn old definitions of success in order to build something that lasts.
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When Effort Stops Being the Answer
When Effort Stops Being the Answer
One of the hardest shifts for high performers is realizing that effort is no longer the problem.
At a certain level, working harder doesn’t create better outcomes.
It just creates fatigue.
What actually moves things forward is precision.
Knowing where your attention creates the most leverage.
Knowing which decisions matter and which don’t.
Knowing when to stop pushing and start designing better systems.
I see so many leaders burn energy on things that shouldn’t require them anymore. Not because they’re incapable of letting go, but because no one ever showed them how to replace effort with structure.
The goal isn’t to do less.
It’s to do what only you can do.
When you make that shift, work feels lighter.
Decisions feel cleaner.
And progress stops feeling forced.
If everything feels heavy right now, it might not be because you’re doing too little.
It might be because you’re doing too much of the wrong things.
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Entrepreneurship, Focus, and Freedom Over Coffee
Entrepreneurship, Focus, and Freedom Over Coffee
Had such a great breakfast in Puerto Rico with Todd Smart from EO Puerto Rico ☕️🌴
One thing I always appreciate about Puerto Rico is how connected and genuinely amazing the people are, whether they’re from the island or chose to make it home. There’s always so much depth, perspective, and real connection in the conversations here.
Todd and I shared stories about entrepreneurship, and he told me more about Blom Growth, how their coaches and software are helping businesses scale at unprecedented speed and with more freedom. He also shared insights from his book Flourish, which is all about transforming your business through focus, freedom, and fun, three things every entrepreneur could use more of 📘✨
Thank you for the inspiring breakfast, Todd. Grateful for conversations like this and the community that makes them possible 🙏
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